Lee Han Wi is a South Korean actor. He was born on June 17, 1961 in Gwangju, South Jeolla Province, South Korea and made his acting debut in 1983. Taking roles in theater productions as well as in films and television dramas, he is an incredibly prolific actor who has been recognized, on numerous occasions, for his hard work and dedication to his craft. The winner of several awards for best supporting actor, he has made appearances in countless films and television dramas, including “My Son” (2007), “Hero” (2009), “Gye Baek” (2011), “Modern Farmer” (2014), “Super Daddy 10” (2015), and “Byunhyuk’s Love” (2017).

Lee Han Wi

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KBS, KOCOWA

Dong Hee is a woman who does not succumb to the endless hardships in her life as she continuously struggles to achieve her goal as a successful designer. One day, to make her already deprived life worse, she finds herself raising her nephew as a single mother. Cha Yeol is a conglomerate heir who not only looks handsome but also is smart as a savant. Being satisfied with his happy-go-lucky life, he's been making every effort to avoid anything related to his father's company. However, a deal with his father brings him back into the corporate world for a year. Seung Ju, General Manager of a fashion design marketing team, is looked up to by Dong Hee. However, Seung Ju, not realizing that she's somehow intertwined with Dong Hee's older brother, treats Dong Hee as a rival in love. These not-so-perfect but unique boys and girls seek romance, not knowing where exactly they'll end up.

Bravo, My Life

Yook Dong Shik (Yoon Shi Yoon), a timid brokerage employee, witnesses a gruesome murder and finds the killer's diary. After being accidentally hit by police officer Sim Bo Kyung (Jung In Sun), he develops amnesia and believes he might be the serial killer. Bo Kyung, plagued by guilt, becomes determined to find the real murderer and protect Dong Shik. As Dong Shik's personality begins to change, questions arise about whether he could truly become a monster and if the actual serial killer will strike again. This is a 2019 South Korean drama directed by Lee Jong Jae.

Psychopath Diary

Psychopath's Minions

Yook Jong Chul

JTBC

Top actress Han Se Kye (Seo Hyun Jin) has a habit for disappearing out of the blue. But it's for a good reason: her appearance completely changes for one week every month. When she encounters Seo Do Jae (Lee Min Ki), a brilliant airline executive with prosopagnosia – the inability to recognize faces – their lives intertwine in unexpected ways. Remarkably, Se Kye is the only person whose face Do Jae can actually recognize. As their connection deepens, they must navigate the challenges of her unpredictable transformations and his unique condition. This is a 2019 South Korean romantic comedy-drama directed by Song Hyun Wook.

Beauty Inside

Bong Sang Pil (Lee Joon Gi), a former gangster turned lawyer, seeks revenge for his mother's tragic death by targeting powerful individuals who believe they are above the law. Using his street skills and legal expertise, he builds an impressive winning record. Ha Jae Yi (Seo Yea Ji), a principled lawyer whose license was suspended after hitting a judge during an unjust trial, joins Sang Pil's team to pay off her father's debts. Together, they take on a high-stakes case involving Cha Moon Sook (Lee Hye Young), a senior judge, and An Oh Ju (Choi Min Soo), a former gangster turned corporate CEO. As they challenge the most powerful figures in the city, Sang Pil and Jae Yi must navigate a dangerous legal and personal battle. This is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Kim Jin Min.

Lawless Lawyer

Prosecutor Park Jung Hwan (Kim Rae Won), chief of the anti-corruption investigation team of the prosecutor’s office, has made plenty of personal sacrifices throughout his career in order to obtain his position. However, when he learns that he has a malignant brain tumor and only six months left to live, he reexamines his life choices – and decides that before he dies, he’ll take down his corrupt boss, Lee Tae Joon (Jo Jae Hyun). He enlists the help of his ex-wife Shin Ha Gyung (Kim A Jung), a prosecutor herself, who still cares for him despite her mixed feelings about Jung Hwan’s priorities during their marriage. Will Jung Hwan succeed in fulfilling his dying wish?

Punch

Oh Dong Choon

KBS02

Nam Da Jung (Lim Yoona), a clumsy but enthusiastic tabloid reporter, finds herself entangled in a scandalous fake marriage with Kwon Yul (Lee Beom Soo), the youngest Prime Minister in South Korean history. A widower with three children, Kwon Yul is a brilliant but notoriously difficult leader who needs to clean up his image. Da Jung, desperate for a scoop, agrees to the charade, hoping to advance her career. However, living under the same roof, they discover unexpected warmth and understanding, transforming their contractual arrangement into a genuine connection as they navigate the complexities of family, politics, and an improbable love.

Prime Minister and I

The Ministry Team

Quiet underachiever Go Nam Soon (Lee Jong Suk) just wants to graduate from high school without trouble. But the arrival of transfer student Park Heung Soo (Kim Woo Bin) rips open old wounds as the two are thrust back into a complicated friendship fraught with unspoken grievances. Meanwhile, their teachers, the passionate Jung In Jae (Jang Na Ra) and the pragmatic Kang Se Chan (Choi Daniel), grapple with the harsh realities of the Korean education system and the ever-present threat of student violence, especially at Seungri High, where student morale is low and bullying runs rampant. Can these teachers find a way to reach their students – and can Nam Soon and Heung Soo find a way to reconcile?

School 2013

The Classmates Team

Woo Soo Chul

All the youth in the world is beautiful because they do not fear facing the scorching sun, starting something new, calling others' names, or falling in love with someone. Jae Hee transfers to a boys' high school from the States to help Tae Joon regain his own feet as Tae Joon was there for her when she was at her lowest. Although Tae Joon announces his retirement as a high jumper, he slowly opens his heart thanks to Jae Hee. Eun Gyeol feels confused about his gender identity because of Jae Hee, who is disguised as a boy. But the boys here enjoy training and exercising regardless of their records and beyond competition and form beautiful bonds and show what real youth is like.

To the Beautiful You

The Beautiful Team

Hwang Gye Bong

Dongdaemun is the fashion capital of Seoul, where both up-and-coming and well-established designers develop and showcase the newest trends. Aspiring designer Ga Young (Shin Sae Kyeong) wants to follow in her late parents’ footsteps in the fashion industry, but struggles to make headway while working under her parents’ friend who took over their storefront. After a fire devastates the store, Ga Young applies for a job at a sewing factory run by Young Gul (Yoo Ah In), who makes a living by counterfeiting designer goods. Young Gul himself is in bad financial straits, and ends up asking former high school classmate and fashion conglomerate heir Jae Hyuk (Lee Je Hoon) for a loan, only to end up rebuffed. Jae Hyuk’s ex-girlfriend and fashion designer Anna (Kwon Yu Ri) ends up catching Young Gul’s eye, competing with Ga Young for his attention. Can these hopefuls make their dreams come true?

Fashion King

Team Fashionista

Hwang Tae San

Dae Gil was the son of a nobleman but loved Eon Nyeon, who was a slave. To rescue Eon Nyeon from a forced marriage, Eon Nyeon's brother, Keun Nom, kills Dae Gil's parents, burns the house down, and runs away with Eon Nyeon. To find Keun Nom and Eon Nyeon, the ones who brought his household to ruins, Dae Gil becomes a famous slave hunter known for being unmerciful, money-hungry, and the best slave chaser in Joseon. Living like the noblemen, Eon Nyeon marries Song Tae Ha, the man who rescued her, but is unable to forget about Dae Gil.

The Slave Hunters

Pogyo Oh

William (Pierre Deporte), a young British noble, embarks on a ship to Japan seeking Far Eastern treasures but is thrown overboard during a storm, drifting to the exotic Tamra Island. There, he meets Beo Jin (Seo Woo), a local girl with dreams of exploring beyond her island home, and despite the language barrier, they develop a connection. Park Kyu (Im Joo Hwan), an exiled noble, becomes jealous and opposes their budding relationship. The stakes are high, as the presence of a foreigner on the island could lead to severe consequences if discovered by government officials. A mysterious Japanese sailor from the East India Company and an ambitious merchant planning an insurrection further complicate the already tense situation.

Tamra the Island

Ambitious 

Lee Sa Pyeong

Kong Young Tan (Im Chang Jung), a poor rural man, travels to Seoul with dreams of becoming a teacher. After being robbed and experiencing a misunderstanding at the police station, he finds himself in a remote northern village mistaken for the new teacher. Settling into his new life, Young Tan falls in love with Sun Mi (Park Jin Hee), the village chief's sister-in-law, while uncovering the village's greatest secret. As he attempts to navigate his new circumstances and woo Sun Mi, Young Tan must decide whether to protect the village's hidden truth or risk exposing it. This is a 2007 South Korean comedy film set in the 1980s, directed by Kim Jong Jin.

Underground Rendezvous

Watch out for landmines!

Despite her amazing voice, Kang Hanna (Kim Ah Joong) has never been able to make her dreams of becoming a pop star come true, as she is too overweight to survive in the image-obsessed celebrity world. Instead, she secretly provides the voice for Ammy (Ji Seo Yun), who – despite her beauty – has no musical talent whatsoever. Hanna has a crush on Sang Jun (Joo Jin Mo), Ammy’s producer, but never considered confessing her feelings to him. However, Ammy has noticed the way Hanna looks at Sang Jun, and decides to make Hanna the butt of a joke at Sang Jun’s birthday party in a fit of jealousy. Devastated, Hanna decides to undergo extensive cosmetic surgery, returning under the stage name Jenny after a year of recovery. But will this physical transformation really bring Hanna happiness – and love? This award-winning 2006 South Korean movie, based on the hit manga “Kanna’s Big Success” by Yumiko Suzuki, was directed by Kim Yong Hwa.

200 Pounds Beauty

Team beyond standards

Yoon Joon Seo (Song Seung Heon) and Eun Seo (Song Hye Kyo) grow up as loving siblings, their bond seemingly unbreakable. However, a shocking revelation shatters their idyllic world: Eun Seo was swapped at birth, and belongs to a different family. Forced to return to her biological parents, Eun Seo experiences a harsh, impoverished life, while Joon Seo grapples with the loss of his sister. Years later, fate intervenes, bringing them back together. But their reunion is fraught with societal taboos and the burgeoning, forbidden feelings that complicate their already tragic circumstances. As love and loyalty clash, they must navigate a path paved with heartbreak and impossible choices.

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